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42<br />

Allacci (no doubt an error for 1613).<br />

2. Il pastor fido. Venetia, A. de Vecchi, 1612.<br />

*Cambridge, <strong>University</strong> Library: S*.6.68(G).<br />

FirstSearch. Bruni & Evans.<br />

3. [Pastor fido: Italian & French]. Il pastor fido, le berger fidelle, faict italien et<br />

françois pour l‟utilité de ceux qui desirent apprandre les deux langues. A Paris, chez<br />

Matthieu Guillemot au Palais en la gallerie des prisonniers, 1612, 12º. Ff. [12], 341<br />

[i.e. 310].<br />

*Paris, Bibliothèque Mazarine: 8º 44886 („la date est douteuse‟).<br />

In theory a new edition <strong>of</strong> 1610/4, the date on the engraved title-page being clumsily<br />

altered from 1610. But if the date was intended to be 1612, there would have been no<br />

need to alter the second „1‟ and it is the ambiguity <strong>of</strong> the alteration which has given<br />

rise to the date being read as both 1612 and 1622. Listed by Whitfield and by Michel<br />

(„la date est douteuse; certains lisent: 1622‟) but disputed by Strauch Ngatoum, who<br />

points out that Matthieu [I] Guillemot died in 1610; she assigns it rather to Matthieu<br />

[II] Guillemot with the date 1622 (see 1622/2). The Mazarine‟s on-line catalogue is<br />

itself muddled, adding, in a confused echo <strong>of</strong> Michel, but non-sensically, „certains<br />

lisent 1612‟!<br />

1613<br />

1. La idropica. In Venetia, appresso Gio. Batt. Ciotti, M.D.C.XIII, 8º. Ff. [8], 87,<br />

[1].<br />

Bodleian: Mason L.54. Taylorian: 102.B.37. BL: 163.f.2. *BNF (2 copies):<br />

Yd.4207, 8º Yth.51094 (lacking the errata leaf). *BNFRichelieu (2 copies): 8º<br />

Re.3906 and 3907.<br />

The title-page, which is partly engraved, is reproduced in 1950/1 and in 1971/1. The<br />

4-page dedication, to Cesare d‟Este, is by Gregorio de‟ Monti, who also signs the<br />

short address A‟ benigni lettori. The licenza is dated 22 June 1613, the work was<br />

registered on 5 July, and the dedication is dated 4 October 1613. The final,<br />

unnumbered leaf bears a list <strong>of</strong> errata (verso blank).<br />

ICCU. FirstSearch. Michel. Italian books 1601-1700, reel 123, item 3.

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